by Gary Chandler | Sep 4, 2020 | Government Relations, Politics
Trump The Most Recent Beneficiary While in the Oval Office, Franklin D. Roosevelt once said that presidents in the United States are not elected—they are selected. Since the American electoral system selected him four times, he would know better than anyone else. The... 
by Gary Chandler | Jul 5, 2020 | Government Relations, Politics
Racism, Corruption Killing Dreams, Innocent Citizens Earlier this year, I was shocked and speechless after watching the video of a young American man murdered in broad daylight in a quiet Atlanta suburb. Two terrorists and an accomplice trapped the young man as he... 
by Gary Chandler | Apr 23, 2020 | Crisis Communications, Government Relations, Public Health
Best Practices In Pathway Management, Stakeholder Engagement As the United States and the rest of the world battle the deadly coronavirus, best practices regarding pathway management and crisis communications are in short supply. Americans deserve more than a... by Gary Chandler | Nov 8, 2018 | Government Relations, Politics, Public Affairs
Global Fascism Threatening Capitalism Editor’s Note: The following book review was published in the Guardian two years ago. The momentum of global fascism continues today under the illusion of free-market capitalism and democracy. Patriots are being duped. Since... 
by Gary Chandler | Oct 5, 2017 | Advocacy, Government Relations, Public Affairs
The Art and Science Of Influence Public affairs is another term for stakeholder relations among individuals and groups with common and competing agendas. It’s typically found at the crossroads of public opinion and public policy. Stakeholders often... by Gary Chandler | Feb 2, 2017 | Government Relations, Politics, Public Affairs
Constitutional Reform Threatens Democracy Ever since humans began to walk the earth, life has essentially been one consecutive land grab after another. Such ambitions have created empires and conflicts around the world for centuries. The concept of manifest destiny is...